The Daily Times from New Philadelphia, Ohio • Page 7

THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 12,1925. The Patly Hmm tm1 im sa im SAT ootball stars galore have been ent for the red and black failed developed by New Philadelphia late Wednesday, eand high school high school coaches, and fan? will; authorities then urged old tim- I if given an opportunity to see i era to get busy. many of these luminaries in action, Active Barred perhaps for the last time, at ub qj courBGt the alumni could get cora park next Saturday together that would be a when the alumni will stack up beater if such players as against Coach fast stepping red and black defenders. ti There have been alumni games in past, but the affair Saturday promises to exceed all former efforts, as no less than forty-one Belchley, Hurst, Kepltnger, Shauley, Grimm, Pfeiffer and others who are playing or have recently starred in college football, but the powers that be say nothing doing.

Only men who are not actively en the game, which will start at p. rn. Efforts to secure a worthy oppon- pier high grldders have promised gaged jn football this year are tb appear in uniform and show their giblo for the aluraul team, ituff if only for three or four downs Here are a of the old timers day will be boosted as wbo wjjj KO jn jjlG game for at day and it is likely that an I two or three minutes: Gilgen. alumni parado will be held before gcbwab, Broadhurot, Art Getz, Bob Boyd, Ralph Scott, F. Bowers.

Lahmer, Howard Smith, B. Cronebaugh, McIntosh, Geo. Demuth and Warner. Then there are tho more recent stars such as Waltz, Stoller, Billy Cale, Reger, Ricker, Fiehel, Hartman, McIntosh, C. Mathias, Heck.

Manson and others. I This outfit will force the varsity to go the limit. Paul Townsend, former famous coach who is now' residing in Canton, will no doubt be present to cheer his former proteges W'ho brought fame and glory to New Philadelphia high school twenty years ago. By HENRY L. FARRELL, Unite I Press Stair Correspon nu.

New York, Nov. in bis efforts to make a number of lather matches, Tex RI t'cird wants Wo sign Mickey Walker, worlds wel terwei-ht champion, to meet Tommy Milligan, European welterweight and middleweight champion, in Madison square garden in the Christmas fund benefit. Milligan already has signed an agreement to appear in three fights for Rickard and Walker gave his terms some time ago when Rickard was dickering for a match between the welterweight champion and Dave Shade, the California challenger. It is understood however, that Shade has decided to forsake -the welterweight class and fight as a middleweight in the future as he fears that he injure himself by reducing to the weight. It is said that Walker wants $100,000 to defend hi3 title in a decision bout but Rickard cannot pay By C.

B. YORKE, United Tress Staff Correspondent. Columbus, Nov. conference honors are still unsettled. With two more games before the season closes there is still a chance that clean slates will be smudged, but a conference tie for honors is not likely.

St. Xaviers meets Wesleyan in the last game, eliminating any I chance of a tie for championship, unless a tie game ensues. St. Xavier has an open date this week while the Bishops meet Denison. Bill Turney, flashy fullback, may not start against Denison.

The Cincinnati bearcats are being primed for the home-coming game with Ohio University Saturday. Both teams won their last game and- the outlook is bright for a real fight. With none of the players handicapped by injuries, Coach Living ston of Denison is putting them through stiff drills and scrimmages. New plays are being developed. Wilt Open Stadium Muskingum, suffering slightly from injuries, is being whipped into shape fo: the next game in the new stadium.

They have not lost a game played at home. Defensive tactics are occupying the attention of Coach Lange. Hard scrimmage is the menu of Oberlin in preparation tor the Miami game Saturday. Coach I)lac Eacbron believes this to be the hardest game of the season, Oberlin having kept a clean slate thus far. Coach Boles of Wooster, dissat- isfled with the showing of the team i both local thls a who ire on a hunting expedition In (orm of atuck for Akron gnmP.

Pennsylvania, have made good their, the using Akron plays, is the card for I today. BOWLING RESULTS LATE FIGURES OF LEAGUE MATCHES ROLLED IN COUNTY SEAT. BEAR HUNTERS MAKE GOOD, MESSAGE SAYS H. M. Armstrong and Charles vSJ BRONX LEAGUE 01 Browns Himes 118 132134 138 135 Wallace (av.) 141 144 144 Foster 109 1S5 163 I Galbraith 113 221180 Totals 651 820756 Senators I Elchel 136 136 136 Whitmer 170 177 164 Lahmer 145ISI 16S Swift 160155 197 Ray McCullough 179 i 166200 Totals .790 798S65 Athletics Calmer 133 177157 J.

Wenger 135 135 135 Slnghaus (av.) 143 143143 Reiser (av.) 150 150 Cronebaugh 16S180 189 Totals 779774 White Sox Dugan 209158 Tennent (av.) 147 147147 J. 141 126116 Marsh 134 92 109 Goulder (av.) 164 164 164 Totals 729 738 694 jSSP SSSEESi SIMM IMUS fill HK a MIS; BEATS HURL ERRINGTON A CITY LEAGUE 'V Columbus, Nov. 12 The StRte-Mlehigan game, at Ann Arbor. Saturday, while it is tho big topic of conversation this week among Ohio grid fans, be the I only clash involving big ton teams which will attract attention. Cherryettea Taggart 149 191 167 M.

Snyder 167132 145 Uher 134 174 117 Earsome 179 177 176 Dessecker ..............193212 292 Totals S22 886 827 CrystalRocks Correll 141163 134 Specht, 149132 152 T. 205 Singerman 149 164125 Young 158 Totals 853 S94761 THC STANDING Strawberry! 8 I 889 Cherryettes A 556 Chocolates A 500 1 A 500 Lemouellas 500 Crystal Rocks 4 444 Orange Squeeze 86 388 Grossvaters I 5 167 Strengthened by the services of yardage on long end runs and fertile three of Its regular players who ward passes. Sells. Neweomers- have been out of the game for the town fullback, registered several past several weeks, the Newcomers- nice gains on end runs and trick towu high school football team took plays. the measure of the Caldwell Nor-' The only touchdown of the game mal college in an interesting game was made in the third quarter Chicago.

1921 big ten champions, I played at Newcomerstown, Wednel-1 Caldwell punted to Nicodemus, tied this year by Ohio State and fay afternoon. The score was ti to Newcomerstown safety man. who defeated by Penna aud Illinois, fumbled on his own 23 yard Quarterback Nicodemus, guard Caldw ell recovered and after failing Mercer and tarLie Leon hart, played to gain on several line plunges tried their first game for several weeks, a long forward pass which was in- The Caldwell gadders resorted to torcepted by Meeks, Newcomers- line plays during the majority of town right half, on his own IO yard the game, but failed to gain con sis- line. With Mercer and Little tently. The gained their pishing excellent iotereference, raced over 90 yards of Tie game, games.

Winners take all three promise to furnish bear meat for an Isaak Walton league banquet, according to a telegram received by The Daily Times, Thursday. The message said: a committee of two representing the Izaak Walton league ter nine, we request that you make. the following report through your paper: After driving through rain and suow all day Sunday and taking part In an automobile wreck, we THE STANDING Senators ................7 2 Athletics 7 Tigers 6 3 Yanks 6 3 Browns 4 5 Indians 2 7 Red Sox 2 7 White Sox 2 7 778 I TS 667 667 444 finally arrived here Monday, him that much as there would bej ing journey by tralu, after leaving nothing left for the Christmas stock our car for repairs. prom- ing. The New York Boxing Com-1 the boys bear meat for a ban- CODAY DIRECTORY or offers ta found on tho classified eats.

I MATCHES THIS WEEK Thursday, Nov. vs. Chocolates. Friday, Nov. vs.

Grossvaters. MANY SAFETIES MADE IN BIG GRID GAMES Football Isn going to let baseball have a thing on it as far os the big games are concerned. In the world series trick home runs featured the The other Saturday 14 safeties played a prominent part In the outcome of a Humber of big games. The most unu- Bual game of the bunch was Drake's defeat of Grinnell, Grin nell made three safeties bul was Dartmouth Is rated, right now. as the strongest team in the east.

It will be another cast vs. west test. and. while the odds favor tho eastern team right now you never can tell going lo happen on a football field. The Minnesota team, which has not lost a big ten game, will meet a real tost when it takes on Iowa at Iowa City.

The can remain in the big ten title hunt by winning aud they should win on the dope. But Minnesota tied Wisconsin 12 to 12 and Wisconsin do teated Iowa. Northwestern, riding comfortably among the leaders for the time in years, plays tho lowly Purdue team at Purdue I ii the last lug ten game for the purple Unless Pin- due rises to unexpected heights I Northwestern should win. And should Northwestern Rio rho ll lie sure of at least a tie for the title In case both Minnesota and Mich lean lost one game. Illinois takes on Little Wabash, Wisconsin journey to Lansing to play the Michigan Aggies and Indiana entertains Rose Poly In a non-conference game.

Ohio State support era are all pepped up about the chance of an Ohio Stale victory over Michigan oldest big ten to Fight thousand tickets for the Michigan game have I (Hold to Columbus resident! anno to ohio State When and where will the Yale Harvard bo played tills fall? -ti. F. November 21 at Cambridge. How many polni score on Michigan quarter of their game? F. it Twenty-sev en.

did Illinois in the first 1921 foothill ground for a touchdown. Late in the fourth quarter down county athletes made a bld for a second counter when they advanced the ball to their four yard line only to lose the ball on downs aldwell in a trantic effort to score in thelnst few minutes of play tr od three unsuccessful passes from behind their own goal line. Caldwell punted to Whitin in the fourth down who was tackled when the whistle blew. He was injured in the play ajid was unconscious for fori' minutes. Eat your trash! How? Advertise in our class ad column and with the money buy food.

How long has Tray do bern null the Pirates and where did they obtain him? W. I P. Since 1921. coming from Birmingham Southern Association club. lias George Von F.lm nor held the national amateur golf title? W.

ll No. bul lie was runnerup in What was the score of the Ohio State Iowa game last fall and where was it played? F. It 0 to 0 and was played at Iowa City, la i lr ISNT IO I for 'Ma-HlleO section It for itself. (IID TIME GRIDDERS READY FOR BIG GAME Cleveland, Nov. football team of Western Reserve la 1891 will rally at Cleveland for the annulli confest between Case and ip -tm according to plans made public, hv Conch Yocurn.

biggest turnout lo years ta predicted by Reserve mentor, and I to peg lo have players present from year nice the game was f'tabli hod af the school. "In I 91 played and defeat cd til bet In the Yocum Haiti "We want to inspire the present team with some of old fire tint blazed on the gridiron then. Joe Whams mission also passed a rule some time ago that at least fifty per cent of the receipts must bo given to the charity for which benefits are given. It was hoped that a heavyweight cont -at could be arranged aa the bout but Rickard has abandoned those plans. He offered George Godfrey, the big Philadelphia gro, to Harry Wills and Gene Tunney, but they would have none of him.

quet and are glad to advise that we have made good and the meat is assured. Thompson that after toting the bear off the top of one of the mountains here, that one has great respect for their ON THE SKID-IRON Football this season is being conducted on an unsystematic basis of washouts, floods, mud massages, snowdrifts, mountain slides and whit will the little boy with the red windsor tie in the front pew have? HASE FARMS FOR BEAGLE TRIALS 'AKRON IS NEXT ON BULLDOG PROGRAM Most of the large skldlron noyances this year have been played on field! deep in rich, self-lubricating goo After the first scrimmage It is hard to tell whether you are looking at a I minstrel show or a free-for-all be- i The Buckeye Beagle Club bas I tween two rival political factions leased two farms in the South Side in 8outh Africa, for holding of the spring and fall trials of the organization. It is no longer a question whether The Cyrus Hummell farm lo the west plays better football than Hummell's Valley comprises 2S1 acres and the farm owned by Canton, Nov. return- lea Coventry in Oldtown Valley ed to winning form last Sunday by tenanted by David Briggs, contains trimming Cleveland 6-0, the Canton 280 acrea Bulldogs are down to hard work for their game ith Akron at Akron next Sunday. The Rubber City eleven won the first game of the home and home ecries by a 20-3 score, and the Kennel Is eager to even the count with the upstaters.

The Canton team last Sunday looked better than at anytime this year, and they are confident of win nlng from Akron. The only player who will be on the cripple list for Sunday's game will be Henry is suffering from a split tendon and will be lime. Tenants of the farms will continue to reside there, one of the officials of the club said. FIGHT RESULTS Syracuse, N. Rosenbloom, New York, won from Allentown Joe Gans on a foul la the fifth round of a slow bout.

St. popular decision out for some went to Sergeant Jack Adams. Scott field heavyweight after bls ten- Akron hopes for the National round bout with Quintin Romero, Professional football championship Argentine mauler here last were lowered last week-end when night. Ringside critics awarded the the Rubber City eleven suffered de- South American only three rounds, feats at the hands of Philadelphia; one the last when he punched the and Pottsville. A setback Sunday soldier battler at will.

Adams had will completely eliminate them piled up so many points in the early from chance for national i rounds however, that he was given, laurels. the popular verdict SEE THE OLD-TIMES IN ACTION: FOOT BALL TUSCORA PARK Saturday, Nov. 14, at 3p.m. N.P.H.S. vs.

ALUMNI This will be the greatest aggregation of former New Philadelphia players ever gotten together at one time. Stars of twenty years ago will don their uniforms and strut their stuff against the High School. It will be a game worth seeing. FOLLOWING IS THE LINE-UP OF THE Schwab, Empfield, Gilgen, Boyd, Demuth, Wright, Broadhurst, McIntosh, Getz, Geib, Freeman, Waltz, Kobelt, Peoples, Buck McIntosh, Manson, Stonebrook, Howard Smith, Stoller, Pfaeft li, Heck, Marsh, Wallace, Stroup, Gale, Roger, Bicker, Fishcl, O'Connor, Warner, Bedder Cronebaugh, Lahmer, Hartman, Mathias. Dorian Smith, Forney Bowers, Ralph Scott, Carl Warner, Harris, Helmiek, Green and Coach Townsend.

Rice, Chauncey Mathias. the The problem now la whether they play muddler foot- 1 ball. mud in your eye, saluted the fullback ti be came sloshing through left was a left mud guard, if you must 1 IO yards, and an ex temporaneoui clay pack. You never cai tell what will happen on these muddy fields. An Iowa player picked up five feet of the and forward passed it to sn end for a touebdown Sat urday and knew the differ ence.

es A Michigan tackle staggered off the field with heavy layers of mud dangling from hts eyebrows and his ears. Two female visitors from Hubcap, mistook bim for Lon Chaney and tried to get his auto graph. at Only tach players as capa bls of skidding the full length of tbs field on their ears will be con siderei for the Ail-Amerlca ibis year. rn rn No coach will even think of aeudlig his squad Into a without first equipping it with lifeboats, periscopes, alpine sticks, skis and a manual of deep 1 i usa It la unofficially repotted that 473 players were lost in the bog I lands and swamp fields last Saturday. are atm at work In Chicago tsking to reco et the remnants of backfield What was at flrat believed to br an ancient Egyptian mummy unearthed by workmen In Mis sour! later proved to be the body of a quarterback who bad disappeared suddenly on an end run In the opening game of season.

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